Manitoba launches coordinated rehabilitation program
Manitoba introduces a provincial rehabilitation plan to coordinate and expand medical, social, and vocational services for disabled people. The Society for Crippled Children becomes Central Rehabilitation Agency, with grants from Ottawa to fund a provincial coordinator, expanded medical services, and vocational training. Cooperation among agencies, medical staff, hospitals, schools, and employment services is key to success.
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Manitoba
RB. W. Bend
Society of Crippled Children
Rehabilitation Commission
Society For Crippled Children
Bond
Forage Mix Suited to Farm Low Spots in Alberta
Alberta's crop supervisor Robert L. Pharis says low spots can yield hay or pasture when dry enough for tillage in late summer. Reed Canary Grass tolerates seven weeks of flooding, Alsike Clover best for non alkali wetlands, and Tall Wheat Grass handles alkali. Seeding rates: Reed Canary 5 lbs acre, Alsike 2, hay mix 4 and 3 lbs respectively. Timothy may supplement moisture rich areas.
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Robert L. Pharis
Alberta
Mr. Pharis
Bellaire to Sell City Jail with Zoo Fantasy
City leaders of Bellaire Minnesota put the community jail up for sale saying it might make a good zoo. Local shady characters dispute the idea and no takers are evident as the plan moves forward. In Detroit a man named Mick has endured a lengthy spell with a drink, from three to 15 years, after a prior incident.
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Bellaire
Minn
Detroit
Mick
Thirsty Prankster Sinks Bar Hope and Rain Joke
A man breaks into a closed bar to drink because he is thirsty and ends up in jail. In Belgium pranksters reroute road signs, sending fans through one way streets and muddy fields. A California town prays for rain. a boy keeps praying with an umbrella and rain follows.
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Crote
Huy
Belgium
Adela Rogers St. John
Helmet
Calif
Answers to Quick Quiz 5 Summary
Alberta ranks second to Ontario in the province list. Over $30 million a month indicates large monthly earnings. Steel production fell by more than one fifth. For two years, other nations sold more to us than they bought from us. Immigrants consist of nearly two thirds women and children.
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Alberta
Ontario
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About
Canada
Decoded Intellgram List Highlights Varied Topics
October entry lists strongest topic mentions including Argentina rebellion and Opal. The note credits Harvey Ward and references All Saints' and Football's. The fragmentary items suggest a mixed summary column or brief notes for diverse subjects.
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Strongest
Argentina
Rebellion
Opal
All Saints
Harvey Ward
Geneva
Switzerland
Ione
Juan D. Peron
Brazil
Outreach as the Church's Core Mission
Weekly Bible Comment argues that outreach defined the early church and should guide modern Christianity. It notes Jesus chose ordinary workers as disciples and that persecution spurred global preaching, urging the church to manifest a strong and active outreach today.
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Jesus
Bathing Society Calls for Bathtubs in All Homes
In Düsseldorf Germany the German Society for Bathing urged that new houses include bathtubs and existing dwellings be remodelled to fit tubs promptly. President Ernst Boehm compared a tubless house to a person without a toothbrush.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
German Society For Bathing
Bathing Society
Ernst Boehm
Natural athletes are made not born by training and choice
The article argues that talent emerges from practice and adapting to the right activity. It notes that bodies suit specific sports and that success comes from choosing the right game and disciplined training. It also offers a remedy for side stitches and emphasizes not injuring yourself by pushing through pain.
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Here’s The Answer
A compact update reveals the solution to the current crossword, listing clue answers and the completed grid for quick reference. Readers can verify letters and patterns across the puzzle’s themed entries.
Swimming Star Horizontal Puzzle
A word puzzle with many short clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Solve for names, places, and terms including esther, iridium symbol, magnesium symbol, and various geographic and linguistic hints.
Oil Still Tops as Heating Fuel in Canada
In Canada more houses are heated with oil than with any other fuel, reflecting a long standing preference for petroleum based warmth across regions.
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Canada
Quick Canadian Quiz on National Economy Facts
The questions explore which province recently moved into Indiana rank in mineral production value and examine the share of women and children among Canada’s annual immigrant total. They ask whether 1954 saw steel production rise or fall from 1953, and compare current import versus export values. It also compares the 1945 federal civil service payroll of 15 million dollars per month with today’s monthly payroll.
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Ind
Canada
Federal Civil Service
Industrial Accidents and Worker Prevention
The article argues that many industrial mishaps are preventable with proper employee care. It notes that devices to protect workers from common shop and plant hazards have been developed by field authorities and should be used whenever available.
Time You Feel Like Quitting You Can Push Through
When you feel like stopping because of a stitch you can push on if you truly want to. The note encourages perseverance through soreness and urges sustained effort despite fatigue.
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